Tuye

I have one from flame's creed, 5.8R which is at 490g. There are several brands, but i think most pads that look similar and from a common (ali) brand sell the same pad, just under a different name. Had it for about 2 yrs now, and around 15-20 nights out. No failures so far, and didn't feel cold at lowest i encountered (3C). For me, it was a worth purchase and i'm satisfied with it.

I am a side sleeper and I like Naturehike’s R5.8 mat

Get yourself into Ali express and pick up the naturehike r5.8 for around £65. Packed size is 10cmx 16cm and total weight including the bag pump is 500g. That’s for the183cm mummy style , you’ll pay £10 more and gain 60grams for the rectangular one which packs down to 10x 18 cm or for another £10 there is a 196 cm length rectangular one that weighs 650gr and packs at13x22cm

I'm 1.75cm x 70kg and I use the naturehike 5.8r, I find It quite comfortable and warm. You can find it around 90-100€, sometimes less depending on the offers

Good budget sleeping pad: Naturehike R5.8 = 1100 nok Budget Quilt: Wind Hard Aegis Max Quilt = 1900 nok Also get the Flame Creed 15D Tarp to use it as a ground sheet. = 200 nok Total: 3200 nok for a 0°C comfort setup You'll find this on AliExpress

Budget king is the [Naturehike R5.8 Sleeping Pad](https://www.naturehike.com/products/tuye-r5-8-ultralight-inflatable-pad). Sleeping pads are here to keep you warm and insulate you from the ground. That's the one item you shouldn't skimp on.

Seconded, I got the 5.8R and it’s amazing. Was about 110€ and i love it. Comes in under 600g too!

Seconded. Been using it for 3y now. Has kept me nice and warm at -3C. 

I’ve been using this naturehike mat for 3y now without any issues. I don’t feel it’s particularly loud. If I inflate it far enough it’s comfortable for me as a side sleeper and I’m quite heavy.